Eva Longoria launches a collection of 'feminine and classic' watches -- and you're going to fall in love with them
If you love Eva Longoria's clothing line, brace yourself for some fabulous news.
The 41-year-old actress and businesswoman, who tied the knot in May of this year, recently partnered with TechnoMarine to create a new Cruise Collection of 10 watches -- and they're oh so chic.
"Once I started my clothing line, I thought the most natural progression was going to be accessories. I'm a huge watch person. I love watches. Every time I'm looking for a watch, they're either bulky or manly, and I just felt like I wanted to design something feminine and classic," Longoria told AOL.com of the new collection, which debuted Tuesday night on Evine.
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With a focus on gold-tone, rose-tone and silver-tone stainless steel, the watches are made with silicone, stainless steel or leather bracelets -- and either diamonds or flame fusion crystals. The collection retails from $250 to $3,000.
Check a few of them out below and shop them all right here:
As if that's not enough excitement for fans, Longoria also recently took a seat in the director's chair for CW's hit show, "Jane the Virgin." The best part about it, Longoria tells us, is that the "Jane the Virgin" crew is the same one she worked with for 10 years on "Desperate Housewives."
"It was like going home again," Longoria gushed.
And of course, once she mentioned "Desperate Housewives" -- what she refers to as a "phenomenon," a "rollercoaster," and "iconic" -- we couldn't help but ask our next question.
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You guessed it. We asked Longoria if she'd ever consider partaking in a "Desperate Housewives" reunion -- and wait until you see her response.
"In a heartbeat," she said with no hesitation.
In the same breath, she questioned whether or not the show has been off the air long enough to "warrant a comeback" (the series finale aired in 2012).
We're not psychic or anything, but we think we know what the response from fans would be.
